Note that you can also install all filters and configure all settings like in the desktop version. In short, this is exactly how you would expect installation to go (and now it works). Click on the + icon beside the add-on you prefer. The list will show you Firefox’s recommended extensions, including website blockers.

uBlock Origin: One of the most popular ad blockers available for Firefox. Click on the three-dot icon on the bottom-right corner of the interface. This is the list of available extensions for the Android app. Choose 'uBlock Origin' and choose 'Add to Firefox' Open the Firefox Browser on your smartphone.Choose 'Browse extensions' (the last option) with the green jigsaw icon.Start Firefox and touch the three vertical dots next to the address bar.Choose 'Firefox browser, fast and private' and choose 'Install'.These are the steps to follow for installation: Installing uBlock Origin in Firefox on Android The effect of this is to make uBO on Firefox the most efficient at blocking 3rd-party trackers relative to other other browser/blocker pairs: The dark green/red bars are uBO before/after it gained ability to uncloak CNAMEs on Firefox. Until now is was minimizing browser usage on my phone, due to privacy concerns. Ability to uncloak 3rd-party servers disguised as 1st-party through the use of CNAME record. For me this is huge, as this makes surfing the web on my phone a viable option. On my phone (Android) I also use Firefox, but I was not able to install uBlock Origin in Firefox on Android, until now! I tried it again today and on my Android 10 (Android One) Xiaomi A3 with Firefox 68.9.0 and it just works. On Xubuntu I protect my privacy by using an ad-blocker (uBlock Origin) in my browser (Firefox).

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